Small cabinet of drawers - Keyaki wood (Zelkova – "Japanese oak"), Iron - Japan - Early Meiji period (Second half 19th century)

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A Japanese early Meiji period kôdansu made of thick Zelkova burl wood with iron fittings, 62 cm high, 66 cm wide, and 37 cm deep, featuring 10 drawers with kakute bail handles, fully restored, cleaned and waxed in Japan, with no keys included and a certificate of authenticity provided with shipment.

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A sturdy wooden kô'dansu 箪笥 (small cabinet of drawers). Fully restored, cleaned, and waxed in Japan.

Made of thick, solid Zelkova 欅 (keyaki) burl wood with an attractive swirling grain. Finished with a shunkei-style reddish-brown lacquer that retains a glossy finish while revealing the natural wood grain.

Designed with 10 drawers of various sizes. The larger drawers are fitted with sturdy rectangular kakute 角手 bail handles, with two of those drawers featuring original keyholes. Of a smaller size, this handy cabinet offers practical storage thanks to its variety of compartments.

Period: Japan – Early Meiji period (Second half 19th century)

Dimensions: Height 62; Width 66 cm; Depth 37 cm

In very good, fully restored condition, with minimal traces of wear consistent with age. No keys included. Please refer to the photos for a clear condition reference.

When shipped, we will include a certificate of authenticity.

Seller's Story

Since 1996, Japanese Antique Store has been importing Japanese antiques directly from Japan. We travel several times a year through Japan and visit auctions, shows, dealers, and collectors. Besides our physical store in Amsterdam, we are also active on Catawiki. We specialize in Samoeraipantser (Yoroi) and objects, lacquerware, screens, paintings, Buddhist images, and many more Japanese artifacts!
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A sturdy wooden kô'dansu 箪笥 (small cabinet of drawers). Fully restored, cleaned, and waxed in Japan.

Made of thick, solid Zelkova 欅 (keyaki) burl wood with an attractive swirling grain. Finished with a shunkei-style reddish-brown lacquer that retains a glossy finish while revealing the natural wood grain.

Designed with 10 drawers of various sizes. The larger drawers are fitted with sturdy rectangular kakute 角手 bail handles, with two of those drawers featuring original keyholes. Of a smaller size, this handy cabinet offers practical storage thanks to its variety of compartments.

Period: Japan – Early Meiji period (Second half 19th century)

Dimensions: Height 62; Width 66 cm; Depth 37 cm

In very good, fully restored condition, with minimal traces of wear consistent with age. No keys included. Please refer to the photos for a clear condition reference.

When shipped, we will include a certificate of authenticity.

Seller's Story

Since 1996, Japanese Antique Store has been importing Japanese antiques directly from Japan. We travel several times a year through Japan and visit auctions, shows, dealers, and collectors. Besides our physical store in Amsterdam, we are also active on Catawiki. We specialize in Samoeraipantser (Yoroi) and objects, lacquerware, screens, paintings, Buddhist images, and many more Japanese artifacts!
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Details

Dynastic Style/Period
Early Meiji period (Second half 19th century)
Number of objects
1
Country of Origin
Japan
Material
Keyaki wood (Zelkova – "Japanese oak"), Iron
Height
62 cm
Width
66 cm
Title of artwork
Small cabinet of drawers
Depth
37 cm
Condition
Excellent condition
Authenticity
Original/official
The NetherlandsVerified
3693
Objects sold
100%
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